SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XLII, Issue 4319, 15 December 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. . Deo. award, 14-0 schooner, 69 tons, Bisaott, %“ H °“iah and Mary, schooner. 40 tons, Grubb, from Hokitika. ’ CLEARED. Deo. 14— Three Friends, ketch, 14 tons, Lanbarque, 219 tons, M'Arthur, -John Nicholson, ship, 685 tons, Grierson, for Newcastle, N.S.W., in ballast. Deo. 14— Flying Cloud, ‘schooner, 46 tons, Andrews, for Wellington. f nr Dec. 14—Minnie, ketch, 17 tons, Marquet, lor H Deo. C James, ketch, 27 tons, Eansley, for iSnetjketoh, 17 tons. Smith, for Figeon cutter, 17 tons. Malcohpson, £or tons, Smith, for Le % n oK““nl Star, s.s., 146 tons. Peterson, for Dunedin, via Timaru. Passengers; Miss M'Caffrey, Mr and Miss Farland, Mrs Wicks, Messrs Brown, \y. Goodnll, A. Scoullar, Deo. 14—Taranaki, s.s. 299 tons, Wheeler, for Wellington and Nor thorn Forts. Passengers Saloon Mr, Mrs, and Miss Sheath, Mr Hemet (2), Mr, Mrs, and Miss Davis and 2 ohUdren, Miss Morrell, Mrs M'Gowan and child, Miss Field. . Steerage: Mr B. Vincent, Mrs Morgan and child. imports. . Sarah and Mary: 30,000 ft timber, 13 cases fern roots. Consignees —Cuff and Graham. Emerald; 31,609 ft timber. Conmgnee-Bpown. Onward: 43,000 ft timber. Consignee—Jenkins. Beautiful Star: From Hanedln, under l»nd—2o cases geneva, 6 qr-oasks. Free—2o bclJ s, 24 doors, 24cases, 12bales, 1 drum, 1 box, 6 bags,4cns k3 . 2l kegs, 4 drums, 1 parcel, 4 axle arms, 34 bars, 6 bdls, 10 trunks, 1 qr-cask, 3 kits, 3 parcels, 1 saw, 3 trusses. From Timaru—l box, 7 pkga, 2 cases. ltS bales wool, 7 do skins. From Ataroa-29 Mes wool. Consignees—Goss, Mendlesohn, Watt, Hale, Lees, Faton, Button, Mitchell, Birch, Duncan, Miles and do., Beath, Cuff and Graham, George, Cuddiford Wsuchop, WUson, Perrier, Martin, Gee, Campbell, Walton, Millick. Wilson, N.Z.L.M.A. Co. Taranaki: Prom Dunedm, under bond—s qrcasks whisky, 1 qr-caak wine. Free—2 hf-chests tea, 24 cases, 2 casks, 1 jar, 10 plates, 1 parcel, 5 bdls. 20 pipes, 1 bale, 24 oars, 1 truss. ConsigneesWoig mg, Bayfield, Baxter, Anderson, Eeepe, Hawkins, ilaekay. Mason, Struthera and Co., ! Eobinson, Cuff and Graham, Eeed, Bowler, Black, " Strange, Gould, Braggin. EXPOBTSt Beautiful Star: For Timaru, ex E. F. Bouverie, under bond—s 7 drums, 13 oases, 51 boxes, 25 casks tex Endymion—l case; ex Duke of Edinburgh —lease; exwarehouse —10 qr-casks *9 r Dunedin, ex warebouse-2 hhds wine, o 9 hf-ehests tea. For Timaru, free—3 portmanteaus, 1 basket, 17 cases, 3 boxes, 5 pkgs, 9 kegs, 25 sacks malt, 6 coils, 2 qr-ensks, bdls iron, 1 parcel, 5 vices. Pot Dunedin—l4o bales wool, 75 hides, 51 cases, 1 earth closet, 4 bales, 12 trunks, 2 boxes, 10 casks, 1 mattress. 1 parcel. Shippers—Miles and Co., Edwards, BennettandCo„ N.Z.S. Co.. F Fisher, Provision Co Cuff and Graham, Board of Education, Eeed and Bain, W. Cuddon, A. Clarke, Edmenston, Woledge and Co., Police Department, Matheson, D. Dimond, Trent Bros, C. W. Turner, E. Wilkin, Lightband, Allan and Co., Watt and Co.. Teomer and Son, Cox, Bodden Maling and Co. Taranaki: For Wellington—lo cases, 3 drays, b cases cheese, 50 sacks malt, 1 sack, 1210 roil joints, 1 bale, 2 casks. For Ficton— a cases cheese. For Kelson—6' cases cheese, 32 sacks wheat, 1 parcel. For Greymouth—4 cases. For Hokitika—3 cases hams, 5 casks eggs.t kegs butter, 1 cask, 2 cases meats. 14 pkgs. For Taranaki—lo pkgs, 1 case. For Manukau—so sacks malt, 50 do flour, 52 bags do. Shippers—Mackay, Boston, Oram, Dransfleld, Eeed, Twentyman and Cousin, Public Works, Clarke, Toomer and Sons, Dimond and Son, Cunningham, Cuff and Graham, Saunders and Henderson, Gilmour, Vaughan, Watt and Co., Provision Co., M'Connell Bros., Miles and Co., Hevwood and Co., Edwards,Dennett and Co. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Ships.—Dorette, Merope, Duke of Edinburgh, Waitara, B. P. Bouverie, John Nicholson. Barques.—Elizabeth Graham, James Hannell, John Knox, Hopeful, Mallard, Queensland (cleared), John Bull, Isle of Prance, Sea Shell (cleared). Three-masted Schooner.—Fairlie. Schooners. —Alert Lady Don (cleared), Elizabeth Curie, Bee, E. U. Cameron, Streamlet, William and Mary, Maiden City, Wild Wave, Volunteer, Onward, Sarah and Mary. _. , ~ . „ Ketches.—Annie, Kestrel, Elizabeth Ann, Conner, Three Friends (cleared), Alice Jane, Emerald. Cutter.—Nautilus. VESSELS AT THE WHARVES. Gladstone Pier.—Dorette, ship, loading wool; Elizabeth Graham, barque, loading wool. Screw Pile Jetty.—lsle of France, barque, discharging timber. Breastwork.—Novelty, lighter, discharging general cargo ex Waitara; E. U. Cameron, schooner, discharging timber; Maiden City, schooner, discharging timber: Nautilus, cutter, discharging riJP, »» uaue, sonwixd,-TOTonarging timber. Export Wharf.—John Knox, barque; Mallard, barque, discharging coal. 1 Third Wharf.—Sea Shell, barque; Elizabeth Curie, schooner, discharging timber; Bee, schooner, discharging limestone; Elizabeth Ann, ketch, discharging posts. Peacock’s Wharf. —John Bull, barque, discharging coal; Hopeful, barque, discharging coal and taking in ballast; Kestrel, ketch, discharging firewood; Courier, ketch, discharging wool.

The barque John Knox finished her discharging yesterday, and will clear to-day for Sydney. The barque Coq du Village arrived in Newcastle on Deo, 4, from Lyttelton, in ballast, after a long and stormy passage. The schooner Eewaxd, Captain Westlake, is loading a cargo of timber at Hokitika, for Lyttelton. The topsail schooner Flying Cloud got under weigh yesterday at 11 a.m., and sailed for Wellington with a full cargo of produce. The brigantine Elizabeth Curie, Captain Dalmer, finished discharging yesterday morning, and was beached to undergo a thorough overhaul. The ship Dorette lias received on board 2500 bales of wool, and is meeting with quick despatch ; she is expected to finish her loading by Saturday next, and will clear for London.

The barque Elizabeth Graham hauled out from alongside the Gladstone Pier yesterday morning, to let the s.s. Taranaki take her berth. The ketch Emerald from Havelock arrived in harbour on Sunday at 2 p.m. Captain Whitby reports that he left that port on Saturday at 1 a.m., experienced strong northerly winds, and passed Cape Campbell at noon same day ; made Godley Heads at 8 a.m. on Sunday, and came up tbe harbour with a strong N.B. wind, and anchored off Peacock’s wharf.

The s.s. Taranaki, Captain Wheeler, arrived in harbour yesterday at noon from Dunedin, after a passage of 24 hours. Tbe purser reports that the steamer left Port Chalmers at noon on Deo. 13, and experienced strong N.E. winds accompanied with heavy sea until arrival. The Taranaki discharged 15 tons of cargo, and took on board 50 tons, 4 drays, and 6 horses, and sailed for Wellington and Northern ports at 7 p.m. We are indebted to the purser for files.

The schooner Saraband Mary arrivedjinharbour on Sunday at 11.15 p.m. from Hokitika. Captain Grubb reports that be left on Dec. 9 in company with tbe schooner Onward, experienced light westerly winds, and passed Cape Farewell on Dec. 11; sighted the brig Princess Alice off Stephen’s Island on Saturday morning; rounded Cape Campbell at 4 p.m. same day, and experienced strong N.W. winds; was off the Kaikouras at midnight. The schooner Onward arrived in harbour on Sunday at 11 p.m. Captain Bissett reports that he left Hokitika on Dec. 9at 11 a.m, in company with tie ■choonef Sarah and Mary, experienced light westerly winds, and passed Cape Farewell on Dec. 11; sighted the brig Princess Alice off Stephen’s Island on Saturday morning; rounded Cape Campbell at 4 p.m. the same day, and experienced strong N.W. winds ; sighted the ketch Jannette from Hokitika, also bound for this port with a cargo of timber, also a barque and ship steering to the northward, names unknown ; was off the Kaikouras at midnight on Saturday.

THE TIDES. High Water at Lyttelton for the month of December :

TELEQEAPH NOTICE BOABD, posted at the Christchurch office ARRIVALS.

AKAEOA. ABBIVED, Dec. 13—Beautiful Star, s.s., from Dunedin, via intermediate ports, with 2 qr-casks whisky, 2 qrcasks brandy, 11 oases schnaps, 20 coils wire, 40 mats sugar, 1 case drapery, 3 hf-chests tea, 20 sacks oats, 5 sacks flour, 7 pile shoes, 1 cask, 1 case ironmongery, 12 boxes tea, 8 kegs sugar, 25 cases groceries, 1 cask rieo, 2 casks currants, 3 kegs nails. Consignees Armstrong, Barker, Bridge, Daly, latter, Shadbolt, Saxton, and Williams. SAILED. Deo. 13—Plying Squirrel, ketch, for Lyttelton, with 15,000 ft timber. Shippers—Saxton and Williams. Deo. 13 —Beautiful Star, s.s., for Lyttelton, with, part original cargo, and 29 bales wool. Shippers— Inman, P. I/Clievre t 2 passengers. Doc. 13 —Wild Wave, schooner, for Lyttelton, with railway sleepers. Shipper—E. C. Latter.

Date. 15 o.m. 8.56 p.m. 9.20 16 9.43 10.06 17 10.30 10.54 18 11.20 11.43 19 CO.OO 00.09 20 00.36 1.05

Port | Dt I Hour Vessel From Wellingta 113 7 p.m. Luna Manukau 8. F. Mail Lyttelton 114 11.45 a.m. Taranaki Dunedin DEPARTURES. Port 1 Dt | Horn- | Vessel For Lyttelton 14 5.50 p.m. B. Star Timaru Lyttelton !4 6.50 p.m. Taranaki Wellington